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Reminder that twitter is now an informal, unregulated (i.e. warrantless) information source for Trump administration use.
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I continue to consider be a vocal feminist. But first and foremost, I am an anti-sexist.
I believe feminism should be about dismantling the patriarchy. To do so, obviously we need to fight for women’s rights and acknowledge their severe oppression and disadvantages under this system. But self-proclaimed feminists have been constantly telling me that feminism is exclusively about women. I keep begging people to consider the various ways sexism impacts folks of other genders, including cis men and all trans people. Time and time again, they refuse.
I am tired of being excluded from feminism even by those who say they’re trying to be inclusive. I just read an article by the HRC about how to make your feminism trans-inclusive, and it was all about how trans women alone should be included and centered. The only mention of people of other marginalized genders was at the end, mentioned along with men as groups feminism indirectly helps. I read several more about the term “inclusive feminism” that were still all about including all women rather than just cis white women. This is not enough.
As a transmasculine non-binary person I am a direct target of sexism. I may not identify as a woman anymore, but I am frequently still treated like one. I still get sexually harassed, I’m still at higher risk for sexual assault and being underpaid than even cis women. We need a movement willing to work not solely for women, and certainly not against men, but against sexism in all its forms. Whether it’s by expanding the mainstream view of feminism or forming a new movement, I hope for one to develop and will do my part to see that happen.
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Foolish boy. Don’t you know anything about Fantasia? It’s the world of human fantasy. Every part… Every creature of it is, a piece of the dreams and hopes of mankind. Therefore, it has no boundaries.
THE NEVERENDING STORY (1984)
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if i have one word of, if not comfort, at least fear mitigation, it is that trump didn't win this election because his hate has spread or because he's gained more diehard followers
here's the results from 2020 for the popular vote
and here's this year, 2024
kamala lost because people didn't show up to the polls and vote for her for a wide array of reasons. and yes, it's infuriating and heartbreaking that other people don't see the threat that many of us do.
but apathy or ignorance isn't hate. we can feel angry or disappointed that people didn't show up, but those people also don't believe in donald trump enough to vote for him, and we can work from that. in fact, it appears that at least about 2 million people also changed their minds, at least enough to not turn up at the polls for him again.
no matter what the fuck they wanna say, maga is not growing. they have power in the government now, and it's scary, and we have hard work ahead of us to stop them in whatever ways we can, but i just wanted to take a moment to point out that the country has not gotten more hateful or more supportive of their bigotry, no matter what the fuck they wanna say. there's not more of them. they just feel empowered to get louder.
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Hey potato you have this once chance to do something hilarious and extremely wonderful
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